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Old 6 May 2007, 11:39 AM   #121
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Hey, two more posts and you hit 8K!!!
You are a numbers counting, gold wearin freak.

Craig, did I show you how to reset peoples posts counts to 0?
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Old 6 May 2007, 11:46 AM   #122
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You are a numbers counting, gold wearin freak.

Craig, did I show you how to reset peoples posts counts to 0?
I sooooooooooooo have to learn that one
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Old 6 May 2007, 11:48 AM   #123
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I sooooooooooooo have to learn that one
Don't you dare, you tosser.....I'll send Paulie's fellas over to reset your bloody numbers!!
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Old 6 May 2007, 11:48 AM   #124
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What are you talking about? Paul is the one who taught me, LOL!
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Old 6 May 2007, 11:51 AM   #125
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Old 6 May 2007, 11:53 AM   #126
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What are you talking about? Paul is the one who taught me, LOL!
OK, I think I'll send over a couple of C.J.'s tossers to reset Paulie's numbers now!!
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Old 7 May 2007, 01:17 AM   #127
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Well, there's finally a solution to all this "in-thread fighting" and I must admit the Forum administrator who came up with idea is a genius.

If you read the "new" policy on controversial threads it reads something like this:
But, don't quote me on the specifics you'll have to read it for yourself.

Once the moderator and administrator deem a thread "volatile"
they allow the thread to continue for five more calendar days.

After the five day period all involved in the thread discussion,
even the innocent commenters will be sent a message to your message box
and a reminder email to your home to show up in the newly formed Forum room called, "Let's All Get Along."

On the specified date and time you'll have 15 minutes to log into the new room so the moderator can take roll.
If you don't show up or don't provide an excuse in advance you'll be suspended from the Forum for a week.
I think the rules state that second offenses and beyond levy a monetary-type fine billed back to your credit card that they now will have on file once this process gets up and running.

Once roll is taken and all the "posters" are in the room,
your computer screen will act like a teleprompter after a brief countdown, 10, 9, 8, 7....

All sessions will start with the words that the "posters" are to repeat at home,
"I'm sorry if I offended anybody with my words.
I didn't mean to hurt you or show disrespect to our almighty Forum."

Then, (I think this is the correct order) you'll be told (not asked)
to hold out both arms at your side with your palms open and
pretend you're holding the hand of the "poster" that made you most mad.

The teleprompter wil tell you to speak aloud the words,
"I forgive you for your comments.
I know you didn't mean to hurt me.
I know for certain you will be more understanding in future threads."

Then, there is a series of other phrases (I don't quite remember)
that you'll have to speak aloud that the Forum got from a pschologist who was a consultant to the whole idea.

I do remember how they'll end each session, though.

After you read all of the psychological phrases aloud you will follow
the teleprompter for the "new" finale protocol.

With your arms still open, all involved including the moderator and adminstrator, will sing "kumbaya."
The words will scroll on the the teleprompter and (what I think is a neat-o idea)
music will play on your speakers at home so you can keep the beat.
The session will end when the song ends and, as the newsletter states, you'll feel "uplifted."

It's not quite over after this because there now will be a "new" room called,
"The Milk and Donuts" room that you can go after the sessions ends
and "kibitz" with the others that were in the "Let's All Get Along" room.
Entrance into this room is voluntary-only and this room will only be "open" after one of these "uplifting" sessions.

I think the whole idea is ingenious and I'll betya it cost the Forum alot of money and time to put this together.
And how about the countless consultants and people involved.

Way To Go Forum! Hail Forum! Long Live The Forum!

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Old 7 May 2007, 01:37 AM   #128
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Well, there's finally a solution to all this "in-thread fighting" and I must admit the Forum administrator who came up with idea is a genius.

If you read the "new" policy on controversial threads it reads something like this:
But, don't quote me on the specifics you'll have to read it for yourself.

Once the moderator and administrator deem a thread "volatile" they allow the thread to continue for five more calendar days.

After the five day period all involved in the thread discussion,
even the innocent commenters will be sent a message to your message box
and a reminder email to your home to show up in the newly formed Forum room called, "Let's All Get Along."

On the specified date and time you'll have 15 minutes to log into the new room so the moderator call take roll.
If you don't show up or don't provide an excuse in advance you'll be suspended from the Forum for a week.
I think the rules state that second offenses and beyond levy a monetary-type fine billed back to your credit card
that they now will have on file once this process gets up and running.

Once roll is taken and all the "posters" are in the room,
your computer screen will act like a teleprompter after a brief countdown, 10, 9, 8, 7....

All sessions will start with the words that the "posters" are to repeat at home,
"I'm sorry if I offended anybody with my words.
I didn't mean to hurt you or show disrespect to our almighty Forum."

Then, (I think this is the correct order) you'll be told (not asked)
to hold out both arms at your side with your palms open and
pretend you're holding the hand of the "poster" that made you most mad.

The teleprompter wil tell you to speak aloud the words,
"I forgive you for your comments.
I know you didn't mean to hurt me.
I know for certain you will be more understanding in future threads."

Then, there is a series of other phrases (I don't quite remember)
that you'll have to speak aloud that the Forum got from a pschologist who was a consultant to the whole idea.

I do remember how they'll end each session, though.

After you read all of the psychological phrases aloud you will follow the teleprompter for the "new" finale protocol.

With your arms still open, all involved including the moderator and adminstrator, will sing "kumbaya."
The words will scroll on the the teleprompter and (what I think is a neat-o idea)
music will play on your speakers at home so you can keep the beat.
The session will end when the song ends and, as the newsletter states, you'll feel "uplifted."

It's not quite over after this because there now will be a "new" room called,
"The Milk and Donuts" room that you can go after the sessions ends
and "kibitz" with the others that were in the "Let's All Get Along" room.
Entrance into this room is voluntary-only and this room will only be "open" after one of these "uplifting" sessions.

I think the whole idea is ingenious and I'll betya it cost the Forum alot of money and time to put this together.
And how about the countless consultants and people involved.

Way To Go Forum! Hail Forum! Long Live The Forum!

I was going to this but then I saw the yellow card...
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Old 7 May 2007, 01:37 AM   #129
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Well, there's finally a solution to all this "in-thread fighting" and I must admit the Forum administrator who came up with idea is a genius.

If you read the "new" policy on controversial threads it reads something like this:
But, don't quote me on the specifics you'll have to read it for yourself.

Once the moderator and administrator deem a thread "volatile" they allow the thread to continue for five more calendar days.

After the five day period all involved in the thread discussion,
even the innocent commenters will be sent a message to your message box
and a reminder email to your home to show up in the newly formed Forum room called, "Let's All Get Along."

On the specified date and time you'll have 15 minutes to log into the new room so the moderator call take roll.
If you don't show up or don't provide an excuse in advance you'll be suspended from the Forum for a week.
I think the rules state that second offenses and beyond levy a monetary-type fine billed back to your credit card
that they now will have on file once this process gets up and running.

Once roll is taken and all the "posters" are in the room,
your computer screen will act like a teleprompter after a brief countdown, 10, 9, 8, 7....

All sessions will start with the words that the "posters" are to repeat at home,
"I'm sorry if I offended anybody with my words.
I didn't mean to hurt you or show disrespect to our almighty Forum."

Then, (I think this is the correct order) you'll be told (not asked)
to hold out both arms at your side with your palms open and
pretend you're holding the hand of the "poster" that made you most mad.

The teleprompter wil tell you to speak aloud the words,
"I forgive you for your comments.
I know you didn't mean to hurt me.
I know for certain you will be more understanding in future threads."

Then, there is a series of other phrases (I don't quite remember)
that you'll have to speak aloud that the Forum got from a pschologist who was a consultant to the whole idea.

I do remember how they'll end each session, though.

After you read all of the psychological phrases aloud you will follow the teleprompter for the "new" finale protocol.

With your arms still open, all involved including the moderator and adminstrator, will sing "kumbaya."
The words will scroll on the the teleprompter and (what I think is a neat-o idea)
music will play on your speakers at home so you can keep the beat.
The session will end when the song ends and, as the newsletter states, you'll feel "uplifted."

It's not quite over after this because there now will be a "new" room called,
"The Milk and Donuts" room that you can go after the sessions ends
and "kibitz" with the others that were in the "Let's All Get Along" room.
Entrance into this room is voluntary-only and this room will only be "open" after one of these "uplifting" sessions.

I think the whole idea is ingenious and I'll betya it cost the Forum alot of money and time to put this together.
And how about the countless consultants and people involved.

Way To Go Forum! Hail Forum! Long Live The Forum!

This wasn't one of your more thought out posts, was it? This does nothing but already inflame an already difficult situation among several of our members. This kind of attitude shows very little regard on your part for our members or forum and is very much out of line. Check your PM's.
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Old 7 May 2007, 01:38 AM   #130
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I was going to this but then I saw the yellow card...
This one isn't one to be laughed at, Prez.
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Old 7 May 2007, 01:40 AM   #131
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People, please, Let's leave this thread alone for a while. It's really doing nothing but disturbing some of our members.
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Old 7 May 2007, 03:06 AM   #132
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This one isn't one to be laughed at, Prez.
ok.......... i almost wanted to post the lyrics to kumbaya when i read that.
not exactly the right thing to do for him, but he did stand by his own words.
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Old 7 May 2007, 03:21 AM   #133
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OK, I think I'll send over a couple of C.J.'s tossers to reset Paulie's numbers now!!
I'll beat you down like a little girl and choke you b!tch
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Old 7 May 2007, 03:23 AM   #134
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Comin' from a guy holdin' a d!ldo, that's some mighty big talk.
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Old 7 May 2007, 03:25 AM   #135
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Comin' from a guy holdin' a d!ldo, that's some mighty big talk.
LMAO

Yeah, Buhh-whee!!!!
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Yea now we know what he will choke you with!
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Oh shiiiiiiiggggguh...
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Can't think of too many worse ways to be choked!

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How about a real one?
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Yeah, that would pretty much do it!
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So back to the thread topic....


I'm at my boy's Under 9 soccer game today and I notice a SS Daytona on another parent's wrist.

My watch is under the sleeve of my long sleeve T-shirt. We had been chatting about our boys for a while, so I asked him is that a Rolex?

The uncomfortbale pause...like after a fart in church...."errr, no, it's a fake I got in New York City for $20 or 30...but hey it runs pretty good.

It looked like crap once I got a closer look at it, bad cyclops, poorly fit bezel...yuck.

I didn't bother show him mine and just let the topic drop as he was a nice person to chat with and parent of my son's teammate.

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So back to the thread topic....


I'm at my boy's Under 9 soccer game today and I notice a SS Daytona on another parent's wrist.

My watch is under the sleeve of my long sleeve T-shirt. We had been chatting about our boys for a while, so I asked him is that a Rolex?

The uncomfortbale pause...like after a fart in church...."errr, no, it's a fake I got in New York City for $20 or 30...but hey it runs pretty good.

It looked like crap once I got a closer look at it, bad cyclops, poorly fit bezel...yuck.

I didn't bother show him mine and just let the topic drop as he was a nice person to chat with and parent of my son's teammate.


A cyclops on a Daytona That was pretty bad. What the hell did it magnify, the sub-dial?
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Old 7 May 2007, 11:17 AM   #144
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Is this the longest thread in TRF history ?

If not, what is ? and what was the topic ?

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If not, what is ? and what was the topic ?

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No, if you go back in time, you'll find some longer ones.

Check out this thread, for one. http://www.rolexforums.com/showthread.php?t=1045
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That's a 'cool' idea.

It was interesting to see some of the faces behind the names.

A new thread like that would be interesting or I guess you can still add to that one.
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That's a 'cool' idea.

It was interesting to see some of the faces behind the names.

A new thread like that would be interesting or I guess you can still add to that one.
No need to start a new one. We just keep adding to that one. That's what it's for.
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Oh yah!

Whatever he said!
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Intersting post - and sorry for the threadjack....but what are the tell tale signs of a fake? What are the key things to look for?

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